HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-06-27, Page 13Dungannon welcomes residents
In this, assay first column,1 would
like to, at Imhoff of utrr
Karen es who a a hewn a theok you to
so
reported the news for the put
yeir. You kept ua well informed,
Laren, and we gpred it. very
Every wish as You rind
our family make your bonze
MA
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A wean WWI*is extended to
uur new residents in the
ty, Jack. a��n®®d Lois �from
Sm
to the finer Edi =Hasrryr end Debbie Clarence,
along with their children .Stecey,
Stephen and Gabrielle have taken
up residence m the former Bridge*
homCie Pearson, of Timniinn,
tore is currently visiting with
grandma and grandpa, Gloria and
Niels Pearson.
Visiting with Elmer and Aileen
Trommer are their sons, Ralph
from New Zealand, Bill from Cyan -
brook, British Columbia and friend
;Margaret Graf, alae of British
Columbia. .
Our' tulatrons go, out to.
Doug and sue Brownon the birth
of u beautiful son, Benson. Richard
tsrci June 12, 1000 in. St. , Joseph's
Hospital,. London. Wiling
.. privileges go to Dick and Noreen
Park of Dungannon, and Jeanne
Brown of RR d, Goderich,
Rettirning frail a two week tour
of Germagy,Switzerland and
Austria is Gwen Caesar of Dungan-
non. While in Germany, Gwen was
pleased to be able to 'attend`. the of
worship at Dungannon United'.
Church on Sunday, June 24 With
Jean Elliott 'providing the organ.
music.:Duringthe service, :theSun-
day School :children, under the
direction of superintendent Diane
' Perk, sang five songs, accompanied
higthe children received persabraact
r son Moist at the Iwase. AA .,
= Scheel for
for abrading M permit ar obi by Sema D'Aouet
scbapi year, were awarded as
Mows: s: Rsom 1: Mexami ra Mare erg tan lawilne. a sumer•
, and mord seal; Rev was held le _neer oi
3: McNee -division and sok Weft asswart, rim has hie a
tend ; Reno 3:gem combo essmahe r of the Wining Workers her
diplana; Ran 4: Alicia Carver a warmer et yawns. A gilt of a
bell - diploma, ( riaasie Moat - fierhr ar'r'a mists rat Weer pr llitild
third seal; when ?ober - No to Val, along with ear twat *ohm
seal; Terry Crooke - memo for the *ewe is her now home for
smati ARo m 5: 'bine Cranston . Sauk Vali Keep int�anl'1�1'W!'ii n Yee
The Sunday Scheel teneheras'were DIONOMONS U.C.W.
pry with lovely pins and a On Twsrdey night, the D.C.W.
a l�Mokpo wag �l to rivet at 1 ie Clssirch. Nin
thome who haul glvn of their gibers answered the roil call by
time to h* the Simdiy SchoolatatiVistianitaramailing we can do to
any way. Three of our substitute helmet
.
trachea e ra are leerift in the peacesyy Pentland was guest
of Angela and Md. Gie.n and speaker for the eveain% ' with leer
Sherry Hodges. The help these being C�
,�.
three young ladies, have given is tette Pearson presided over the
reatlYaThe y business portion of the meeting. A
Schod is Am tee tamers +satin of OA was made to the
to take classesin the fait. Children's Aid Society of. Huron
Please call Diane sterilisePark if yen fed ow* to NNW In KWh* children
you could share your time with the to summer camp.
young, people. t3ostesses were Helen Dawson
stemorid netlike ; and Doris Hodges. The meeting
The annual Manorial Service was closed with . .
was held in the Mausoleum at . On Tudsdana 119
y, SUM an Open
. Dungannon Cemetery . on Sunday, House weer held in the Senior
June 24 with a large crowd in a Citizens' Centre to give the
tendency. Reverend Albert Cook led residents of Dungannon on oPPor-
the service with special music pro- tuDitY to raise any questions they
vided by Ed Stiles. might have concerning the propos-
-Two lovely duets,' The Lord is sty ed Zoning Bylaw for the village::
Shepherd and Oh God aur Help, Members of council for West
were sung by Diane Park and Don- WawanoFsh, members of the Zoning
na Sue Errington.- The reading of -Bylaw Committee, and Cynthia
the Honour Roll was followed by. a Fisher, Planner, for the County of
rt, minute of silence in memory of'.the Huron were in attendance. Accor -
deceased; ding to; Reeve ,Cranston, only a few.
WM* Workers ' residents took advantage of the
The• W Workers met atm meeting. However�,.there appears to
home of Sally Wright on Tuesday be ;increased interest in new gen-
night for a short business meeting. struction In the village
nen
s cele:
• Congratulations to Arthur Haien-
by who celebrated his 00th birthday
with open home on Saturday after:.
noon, at his 'home here,. With his
f and friends.
rr Bushell of Mager/`accom.
•
Pilled her -parents Mr,- and Mrs.
Tom McDonald to Victoria
Hospital, London, to visit with.
Mildred (M d) Young. who.
was serious injured m a two -car
crash- We are pleased #o report
that" she is slightly unproved Her
husband Ron Young who has been
in Listowel since time of the
accident ` was moved to the;
Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital. We
send .our . hast get well' wishes .to
them at this time.'
Isabel Thompson and her mother
Nina McDonald visited; with.
Marilyn Reid who is convalescing
from a fractured ankle.
Ruth (Guest) Strathdee, of
Ed-
monton, visited With relatives-here..
Ruth' is the daughter :sof the.late
Mr. and Mrs, Noble. Guest' of Con:,
14. ;
We were pleased to hear Carol
Copper. on Straight Talk on CKNX
speaking on the present farm situa-
tion.. She had:-. many nails after
returning home.
Congratulations- to Mr. and Mrs.
David Linde on .the" arrival of a
baby boy, Luke David, a brother,
for Adam.
Becky, Oats and Tim Visser had
and spent Thursday evening
with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Johnston.
Congratulations to Donna
Johnston who graduated from Can=
estop College in,' Kitchener on
Saturday. Those attending were'her
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd
Johnston,, Con. 0, and their niece,
Tracy Visser.
Tracy Visser, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. lobo Visser Con. 10, was
among 'the Grade.,0 graduates from"
the Lucknow Centr l Public School
on Thursday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Del Giffen of
Grand Lodge, Michigan, were
weekend visltors with Mr. and Mrs.
Reg Powell. Kathleen Giffen and
Thelma Powell are sisters. They
vhited the Guy Lombardo Mufti=
in London and toured , the city.
•KINLOUG
:
by May Boyle .
Pastor and Mrs' M.Christensen
rate
s 90th
followed by the duet of. Ashleigh
and. Stephanie Mallen: They ad-
monished us not to be as donuts
With a hole in .the middle, but
Christians living for Chrlst.
A duet was song by Witfold and
and Mrs Walter Breckles Ursula Krahhn accom ,ted 'by Ur-
LirilsovPilmilkedei J3
and Mr.{
had breakfast at the Powell :home
before their .guests returned t4'
Michigan,
Preab WMS
Bettye Bushellbooties for the
«�rian WMS meeting on
y evening. Lorraine Mac-'
Pherson read a poeoa, and extend,,,
ed a. welcome to everyone and all
repeated the Lord's prayer,
Mrs. Bushell.'read the minutes
and, reported on the: Children's Rat=
ly at. Rintail, Twelve children and
nix adults: a� from here.
Flans were made for the J 13.
service and :picnic Mrs. Bu led
the devotions Always a Satnaria
Scriptures were :taken from" ' St
Johan; Chp.4, v. 4,. Ephesiens clip• ;
3, verses 17--10, and a'lbve poem He
Knows the Way we' take.
Isabel Thoiupson had the.'third'
study" fran.the book. on the:,1"hilip.
pians explaining the .poverty and
Problems that they endure. All.need
to ' have' Compassion .to ..those . in-
- need -int express,` Christian faith
and gratitude, for our daily `blessing,
'Several ladies'real from the
Study Book and Lorraine, McPher-
sen played a Pldlippian .hymn. How
can our song this time be' chanted.
Following the closinghymn, grace
was sung. The pdent gave the
courtesies and delicious
refreshments were served by, the
,.hostess.
Talent Evening
Expectations were high on Sim -
day . eveningJune 17 ' at . the
Pentecop�l Church when all'en-
joyed a talent hour. Poll the
service Veriest* htreckles
ed a piano solo, then came Charlie
and Lynda , Lyons, Cathy Cbatten
aril Pastor Ciarlate set,, assisted by
a myssterloite hose and rite had,
everyone roaring. Pa the
piano the latter two sat : and
played a duet.
Chase (nose` played an organ
solo. Vocal solos were Eileen
Polder and Peter Scheurwater,:
shale on her girl :. Several.,
choruses were •rung by the ladies
and riven "by the men and rounds
when took part. '
We all enjoyedd-a reading. testa, .
Ment of "a farmer by Mrs.
Christensen and a,. flute and from -
hone duet by Joan Finlayson and
Vaneaaa Breckkes.'
The concluding number was
piano . colon by Lynda Lyons and
Rower Longde•
The Kinlou'g h Women's
Ministeries of thel Pentecostal
, Church meeting was held at the
`Chnrroh, Each member was to being
a friend.
- `Laura Dahmer favoured with
organ tic- as the lames gathered.
Patricia `Mali, 'president, welcomed
everyone. Margaret Christensen- of-
ered •prayer.
Our , guests. attending were
Marion Carter, Betty Etnberlin,
Merle llhody, 'Edna and may ;
Boyle• Mrs. Mahe reviewed the p
pose of the'WM and reminded all
of the many aprons and the two
baby layettes which were made,
the support to Mission at home
and abroad and ••to ministerial
students.
Several choruses were led by
Mrs. Maki with Mrs Dahmer at
the organ. Thanks teras extended to
every member for support and
generous contributions this year.
Brsula Kram led in the offertory
prayer. Mrs. Maki explained the
penny day, which was a competi-
tion of the ladies ag*irsat the men/
with proceeds to be used -tor new
churchh and supportin many
ways. Ours placed irst in the
district last year.
Thelma Powell spoke on the
theme, What the Lord ha meant to
mer for being so kindly received to
this church group and condtnunity.
She said that even in major crisis
and calamities, that come in our
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